The best sellers never let a relationship go cold.

Every morning, Front of Mind tells each seller who to write to, why now, and drafts the email.

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Who to write to, and why now.

Each morning, every seller gets a few people worth writing to, with a draft for each ready to edit and send.

After the launch

Hi Sarah,

You said to come back once the launch was out, so congratulations on last week.

In our reader survey, 3 in 10 subscribe to your client’s service, but only 1 in 5 rank it in their top two. That gap is the audience worth winning back.

One idea for the October season: readers watch the trailer, then vote on the standout moment and share theories. We proved the format with a streamer in your space this spring.

Worth 20 minutes before Q4 plans lock?

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Built and proven inside a working media business.

It was built to run a real media sales team, and it still does. No generic tool can copy that.

370K

sales emails behind its pattern memory.

4%

of emails booked a meeting.

0

emails sent without a seller’s approval.

Everything a great seller would know, every morning.

It reads the signals generic tools can’t see, then decides who is worth writing to today and why.

Your team’s inboxes and CRMEvery promise and reply, not just yoursLast year’s briefsSo you’re back before the plan is writtenYour campaign libraryEvery campaign, matched to the prospectAgency client mapWho at each agency works on which clientLaunch calendarFilm, TV and game launches, tentpolesSpend signalsBudgets moving and new briefs370K pattern memoryWhat gets replies in media salesJudgmentThe right person, theright reason, the right idea.A draft in each seller’s inbox,in the format they already use.
  • Your team’s inboxes and CRMEvery promise and reply, not just yours — so a relationship doesn’t leave when the person who owned it does.
  • Last year’s briefsWhat they briefed and when, so you are back before this year’s plan is written.
  • Your campaign libraryEvery campaign you can sell, matched to the prospect in front of you.
  • Agency client mapWho at each agency works on which client.
  • Launch calendarFilm, TV and game launches, tentpoles.
  • Spend signalsBudgets moving and new briefs.
  • 370K pattern memoryWhat gets replies in media sales.

The right person, the right reason, the right idea.

A draft in each seller’s inbox, in the format they already use.

Set up for youWe connect your inboxes, CRM and data. No project for your team.
An engineer on your accountDeployed for your workflow and tuned to how you sell.
Drafts in their inboxGmail today, Outlook on request. In each seller’s voice.
About ten minutes a morningReview, edit, send. Nothing new to learn.

Built for media sales. Generic tools aren’t.

Selling into agencies is its own craft. Tools built for every industry miss what matters in this one.

Front of Mind compared with generic AI sales tools
Capability Generic AI sales tools Front of Mind
Personalization Company news. Irrelevant to an agency planner. Her client, her campaigns and what she told you.
Who it emails Everyone it can find at the company. The one right person on each client team.
Agency knowledge Doesn’t know who works on which account. Knows who at each agency works on which client.
The idea A template with a first name in it. An idea built on what worked in her category.
Timing Whenever the sequence says. Launches, tentpoles and planning windows.
Volume Mass cold email. Buyers stopped reading it. A few emails a day that people want to answer.

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Why I built Front of Mind

Logan Jory, founder

For media teams that want more from every seller.

Any team selling to media agencies or directly to brands.

Digital publishers

Lean sales teams of five or so, selling to agencies and brands.

Ad platforms and media networks

Selling across agencies, brands and markets.

Out-of-home and large media owners

Big books, long relationships, planning cycles that come round again.

Your data stays yours, and nothing sends itself.

Built into the product, not settings someone can switch off.

Nothing sends on its ownFront of Mind prepares drafts. A person reads every one and sends it from their own mailbox. There is no send button in the product.
Evidence or nothingEvery claim in a draft traces back to something in your own data. If the evidence isn’t there, the draft isn’t written.
Your accounts, your permissionsWe connect to your existing inbox and CRM with your own credentials, scoped to what the work needs. You can disconnect at any time.
One client’s data is never another’sEach client runs in their own deployment. The 370K pattern memory holds patterns only, never personal data.

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